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Definition of scrappy in English: scrappyadjectivescrappiest, scrappier ˈskrapiˈskræpi 1Consisting of disorganized, untidy, or incomplete parts. scrappy lecture notes piled up unread Example sentencesExamples - Despite Ruth's goal, however, play continued to be scrappy with few scoring chances created at either end.
- Samples and drum loops provide the beat while scrappy guitars and synths get the crowd jumping to the feminist/pro-gay lyrics.
- The result was a rather scrappy, disjointed affair, where space in midfield was at a premium.
- This is a lean, scrappy, pit-bull of an album.
- The appealing fragments are short and scrappy, the unappealing prose verbose and sometimes impenetrable.
- The scrappy and disjointed play continued after the restart as the Reivers pack began to exert more and more pressure, and began to control events.
- This was a scrappy game with countless basic mistakes.
- While it may have been a scrappy game, this performance was not riddled with the disappointment of the display at Fratton Park.
- Speeches and letters survive entire, though the other fragments are scrappy.
- Kilmarnock fared little better as the match descended into a scrappy affair of bad passing, close marking and bloodthirsty challenges.
- The material is subject to some wildly scrappy editing, with incidental characters brought in and summarily dropped.
- It was scrappy and messy but ultimately triumphant as York City Knights progressed to the last 16 of the Challenge Cup.
- The fold is off-centre giving it a scrappy, unfinished look at odds with the design's refinement.
- What she knew about China then was limited to the Great Wall and some scrappy information learned from school textbooks.
- Certainly, the first 45 minutes were scrappy, untidy and bereft of anything resembling skilful football.
- A pair has made a scrappy, twiggy nest around six metres from the ground in one of Williams' pine trees.
- However, there was nothing scrappy about the wonderfully executed goal that finally broke the deadlock at a critical juncture.
- The general impression was of a scrappy and superficial campaign, facing a coherent and single-minded Government.
- Still in control their concentration wavered to the point that the game became scrappy and disjointed.
- But the trouble is that referees don't like his style - he is scrappy and sometimes untidy, and is not a puncher.
Synonyms disorganized, untidy, disjointed, unsystematic, thrown together, uneven, bitty, sketchy, superficial, perfunctory, slipshod, inadequate, imperfect, incoherent, piecemeal fragmentary, incomplete, unfinished, unpolished, deficient, defective 2North American informal Determined, argumentative, or pugnacious. he had a scrappy New York temperament Example sentencesExamples - They like scrappy players and are willing to put up with temperament that goes along with it.
- The press remains scrappy and defiant, but its skepticism about lawyers has been embraced by the mainstream.
- Jimmy sees himself as a feisty, scrappy, still up for it, 75-year-old bastard.
Synonyms argumentative, disputatious, disputative, contentious, confrontational, captious, factious, cavilling, pugnacious, combative, ready for a fight, defiant, hostile, antagonistic, bellicose, belligerent, militant, warring, fighting, battling
Rhymes crappie, flappy, gappy, happi, happy, nappy, pappy, sappy, slap-happy, snappy, strappy, tapis, yappy, zappy Definition of scrappy in US English: scrappyadjectiveˈskrapēˈskræpi 1Consisting of disorganized, untidy, or incomplete parts. scrappy lecture notes piled up unread Example sentencesExamples - It was scrappy and messy but ultimately triumphant as York City Knights progressed to the last 16 of the Challenge Cup.
- But the trouble is that referees don't like his style - he is scrappy and sometimes untidy, and is not a puncher.
- Samples and drum loops provide the beat while scrappy guitars and synths get the crowd jumping to the feminist/pro-gay lyrics.
- Still in control their concentration wavered to the point that the game became scrappy and disjointed.
- A pair has made a scrappy, twiggy nest around six metres from the ground in one of Williams' pine trees.
- This is a lean, scrappy, pit-bull of an album.
- What she knew about China then was limited to the Great Wall and some scrappy information learned from school textbooks.
- The fold is off-centre giving it a scrappy, unfinished look at odds with the design's refinement.
- Certainly, the first 45 minutes were scrappy, untidy and bereft of anything resembling skilful football.
- Kilmarnock fared little better as the match descended into a scrappy affair of bad passing, close marking and bloodthirsty challenges.
- Despite Ruth's goal, however, play continued to be scrappy with few scoring chances created at either end.
- The scrappy and disjointed play continued after the restart as the Reivers pack began to exert more and more pressure, and began to control events.
- While it may have been a scrappy game, this performance was not riddled with the disappointment of the display at Fratton Park.
- The result was a rather scrappy, disjointed affair, where space in midfield was at a premium.
- The appealing fragments are short and scrappy, the unappealing prose verbose and sometimes impenetrable.
- This was a scrappy game with countless basic mistakes.
- The general impression was of a scrappy and superficial campaign, facing a coherent and single-minded Government.
- Speeches and letters survive entire, though the other fragments are scrappy.
- The material is subject to some wildly scrappy editing, with incidental characters brought in and summarily dropped.
- However, there was nothing scrappy about the wonderfully executed goal that finally broke the deadlock at a critical juncture.
Synonyms disorganized, untidy, disjointed, unsystematic, thrown together, uneven, bitty, sketchy, superficial, perfunctory, slipshod, inadequate, imperfect, incoherent, piecemeal 2North American informal Determined, argumentative, or pugnacious. he played the part of a scrappy detective Example sentencesExamples - They like scrappy players and are willing to put up with temperament that goes along with it.
- Jimmy sees himself as a feisty, scrappy, still up for it, 75-year-old bastard.
- The press remains scrappy and defiant, but its skepticism about lawyers has been embraced by the mainstream.
Synonyms argumentative, disputatious, disputative, contentious, confrontational, captious, factious, cavilling, pugnacious, combative, ready for a fight, defiant, hostile, antagonistic, bellicose, belligerent, militant, warring, fighting, battling
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